Connecticut western news., 1887-03-16
THE NEWS OF A DAY.
Interesting Notes From All
 Sections of the World.
WHAT Is GOING ON AT HOME AND
 ABROAD.

WHAT Is GOING ON AT HOME AND
 ABROAD.
 A fly wheel which burst in a Chicago fac tory wounded several of the workmen-two fatally.
 -Carr's AIill near Alpena, Mich. was wrecked by its boilers and the proprietors killed or fatally injured.
 --Neebe, the anarchist, who was sentenced to imprisonment only, was allowed to attend his wife's funeral at Chicago.
 Nina Van Zandt, at the earnest solicitation of her parents, was allowed an hours talk with August Spies at the jail in Chicago.
 Tho State Senate passed the bill ap propri- atlng S55o,COO to improve the locks of the Fire, Oswego and Champlain canals.
 A repairer on the electric lines in Chicago was deprived of his reason and otherwise in jured by coming in contact with the deadly wire.
 A burglar who attempted to force an en- trance into dwelling near Indianapolis was shot and killed by boy through the window.
 A small schooner was capsized in Long Island Sound, off Milford, and the wife of the captain, despite his efforts to save her, was drowned.
 A cowardly lover. by proposing to murder his sweetheart and then kin himself, caused tbe woundins of lady and killing of boy at
 By the bursting of boiler near Edmo d, Mich, two persons We're kl4eu aud several fatally injured
 Mormon proselyters at Bayport, Micll.. are creating or causing such disturbances that bloodshed is feared.
 A well known farmer of Orange county, who disappeared last January, was found hanging to a tree in woods across the Penn- sylvania line.
 The bill to permit women to vote in muni- cipal elections was lost in the New York As sembly, after it had passed the Senate, by vote of AS to 6S
 Secretary of the Royal Templars of Temper ance, Is a refugee in Canada, and the funds of the Order are missing.
 George P, Besse was hanged at Plymouth, Mass, for murder, only the twelve witnesses required by law being present in addition to the officers assisting the Sheriff.
 Philadelphia has 8 tragic mystery in the death by hanging of girl thirteen years old named Niblick. Mrs. McClelland, neighbor, and her daughter are under arrest.
 A broken rail at the bridge near Sharon, N. J., on the Pemberton and Hightown Rail- road, resulted in smash-up, to which were added some of the horrors of fire.
 -Monson, Mass, witnessed the affecting end of two beautiful lives, missionaries, hus- band and wife, who died within forty-two hours of each other, and were buried together. Louis Bieral, the former Custom-House inspector, who shot and seriously wounded Surveyor-of-the-Port Beattie, in New York, was sentenced to five years in the Penitentiary Daniel N. Stewart, 8 private detective, was arrested in Toronto on 8 charge of traficking in young girls, who were sent to American cities for immoral purposes. The evidence against him is said to be strong.
 Captain Eads, the noted engineer, died at NJ 10 l,-.1k jetties at the mouth of the Mississippi, and at the time of his death was engineering scheme to build 8 marine railway across the Isthmus for the transportation of ships.
 The steamer Egypt, an ''ocean tramp" belonging to firm in Newcastle, foundered twenty-nine men had previously taken to the boats, and were rescued and brought to this port by the bark Hannah Blanchard.
 The Denmead mystery of New Brunswick was laid bare. An entrance was forced into the wretehed hovel, and there were found the mead and the youngest brother, Robert. They had been dead nearly two months. Samuel and John Denmead were arrested.
 -Milch COWS in Delaware county, N. r., are afflicted with serious plague.
 A stringent bill to restrict Sunday railway traffic has become a law in Connecticut.
 Governor Wetmore, of Rhode Island, de-
 
 The ''poor white trash" of Kentucky con- victed of vagrancy are sold at auction for limited periods.
 A man named w. A. West was arrested st Detroit for the alleged smuggling of $60,0OO worth of opium.
 A law restraining barbers and bathhouse Keepers from transacting business on Sunday has been enacted in Tennessee.
 The Pennsylvania Legislature has ordered an investigation into the management of the Edinhoro State Normal School.
 An open switch caused an accident on the railroad at S.onington Centre, Conn.,, by which five persons were injured.
 Mrs Shay, who shot Miles Clinch on her threshold on Wednesday last, in Chicago, was set at liberty after the Coroner's inquest. The town of Marseilles, Ohio, is affected generally with typhoid malaria. Her physi- clans are worked out and help is asked for.
 The Supreme Court of New Hampshire has declared the lease of the Northern Railroad to tn Boston and Lowell Railroad Company in- valid.
 A negro who had been sentenced to twenty years Imprisonment for manslaughter, in Kentucky, was taken out by mob and hanged to a tree.
 Punishment of petty offences entails heavy burden of expense upon counties in South Carolina, as there are no courts for the immediate trial of the offenders.
 
 pearanee of a butcher named Wirth, in ( hi cago. point to startling tragedy, and the sus- pected murderer is under arrest. Up to Saturday night six hundred jurors had been examined in the C'eary Aldermanic poodle case iI New York. The box was filed twenty-nino times in two weeks, but no jury was obtained.
 An inque t in the case of Mrs. Denmead and Rob Tt Denmead, at New Brunswick, N j., pointed to death by starvation. Light has been let in upon the famous hovel, but it is not thought that it contains any more ''Inys- teries."
 -one church and one theatre were crushed oy snow ct Schnectady, N. Y. ,-ihe trouble over the bait question In NeWiounoland IS assuming such serious pro- portions that it is expected British ships and troops wlll be sent there to maintain order SIX hundred pounds of nitro-glycer1ne. Whl1h exploded at the DitmarDynamite Works baychester, killed Henry Bahr, 6 workman razed a building and shook the earth for miles around. The Princess Like Like, youngest sister of Ming halakaua, of Hawaii, starved herself to oealh as sacrifice to the Goddess Pele, whose anger IS believed to have caused the recent eruption of Mauna Loa. While North Carolina jury was Chung mp on the case of a thief, whose trial they had heard, the criminal at large on bail, commit ted other thefts, was arrested, indicted, tried eight years.
 .-Commodore E. P. Lull, U S. N, died at the Pensacola naval station Mrs. Ruth Harmon, grandmother of Mrs, Pres. Cleveland, died at her home in Jackson, Mich. -Charles J. Peterson, the founder, pub fisher and editor of Peter son's Maguzine, of Philadelphia is dead. Tho runaway wife of Rochester, N. Y shoemaker attempted to kill him by giving one of the children poisoned pie for his dinner. William Cook, one of the seven men who organized the Knights of Labor, died in ] philadclphia of heart failure aned 6S raar,